Aurora Rose Zboch and Kieona Sashay interview Pow-Wow Cafe chef Shawn Adler. Pow Wow Café is sharing Indigenous culture and food with the people of Kensington Market through a unique twist on a traditional Indigenous bread: Indian tacos. Fried bread was introduced when the Europeans came and brought white flour. A post-contact food, of course,…
By: Roberto Saprissa and Michael Bahiru El Arepazo stands out as one of Toronto’s only Venezuelan restaurants. Located in Toronto’s prominent Kensington Market, El Arepazo specializes in making a staple dish of Venezuelan cuisine: arepas. The arepa is a street food dish which Talya Davidson, the restaurant’s co-owner, describes as a “Venezuelan hamburger.” “We make…
By Julia Nowicki and Breanna Carter The opening of a massive food hall in the downtown core this fall will bring quality chefs into the busy financial district and introduce multicultural cuisine to the area. It will also provide a venue for small businesses and restaurateurs to thrive in a location that is otherwise economically…
Food trucks provide a cost efficient and flexible way to start a food business and its causing a wide range of diverse foods to hit Toronto’s streets, according to some food-truck owners. “One of the beauties of a food truck is you can go park somewhere and if that’s not a good spot you can…
Nearly half of Ryerson students are unsure of which provincial party leader would be the best Premier of Ontario, according to a recent poll.
More than half of Ryerson students believe increasing Ontario’s minimum wage to $15 is a good idea, according to a new poll.
Over 80 per cent of Ryerson students approve free tuition for low-income students, according to a recent poll.
Nearly one-third of Ryerson students plan to vote for the Liberal party, but the majority don’t approve of Wynne, the poll suggests.
Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne must get a “new personality” in order to win the upcoming provincial election, a Ryerson professor said.
Only about five per cent of Ryerson students think Indigenous relations is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed in next year’s provincial election, according to a survey by Ryerson journalism students.